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True. 😝😝. Never thought that would happen to my car. But we’ll…. Have checked on eBay but many already have cracks around the same lines where piece on my car was broken out. I will update what I hear from them now that they have atleast acknowledged that it’s not under warranty. Probably...

No luck with calls. However, today finally I got an email stating that they don’t consider it as warranty claim. So that’s that. I have to figure out where to get the part and how to get it fixed. They haven’t offered me either to fix it at cost or a quote so that’s I can consider lucid to fix...

Not that I can remember of since I always park head first into parking spots. Also the piece missing is just around the bolts at the very back which is at a high level and then goes sideways towards wheel. If I had hit something that big,high and that wide entire undercarriage should have been...

Unfortunately the piece is missing. It’s just a big hole there.

Yes. I do understand the logistics part of it. However, what’s painful is that there is no communication either to me or to the body shop. Like whether they have seen it, processing it, possible timelines or if they are contending the warranty claim etc. Nothing is clear. I am afraid of...

Thanks for taking time to respond. Here are answers to your questions. When the service center from MI (closest for me at Indianapolis) called me, I had asked whether a mobile tech can be sent or should I bring it to one of the service centers. The answer was to take it to Lucid approved body...

My rear bottom piece is completely broken and missing. After driving in rain and got back home saw some white stuff sticking under the car. I thought a plastic cover had been picked up by the underbody and I can just pull it out. When I laid down on the floor and looked, I was shocked to...

Me too. My car comes to a stop clean and smooth. No jerks no extra sound. I mostly do single pedal driving and apply brakes only in emergency. Could be newer cars have new parts that are not as good or calibrated as the older ones ??

I have 2023 model with 20k miles in just about 13 months. I have seen 4.5/kwh (summer) 3/kwh (winter) on longer drive. When used for local commute with frequent park (not slowdown or stop in traffic), the efficiency goes down - probably because car has to prep the battery every time

Thinking about it, you are absolutely right. So all I can say is it’s not happening with my car. So now I am also clueless as to why comes cars are having this issue. May be I am just lucky.

I would think/assume car is thinking you are going to stop if you are trying to roll at 1mph. I have never gone that slow. If I am driving at say 40mph and want to stop; I let go of accelerator and car goes on regen to come to a complete stop -without any jerks. if that’s same for you, then...

Remember to negotiate like you are buying a second hand car once the car is ready for return. The financing company will take a deal that is better for them like any dealership. Point to remember is one has to show the intent to walk away from the car if it’s not a good deal. At the end of the...

I have chosen “hold” Option and have never had the issue . So may be something you should check with service as the brake should release as soon as you accelerate. Never had the ABS chatter happen to me or may be I am too light on my accelerator.

This is what pirelli website says which is where my concerns began. But if car manufacturer’s recommended level is very close to max psi (given weight of the car) then I probably the following doesn’t apply (as exception)?- WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU INFLATE YOUR TIRES TO THE MAX PSI? Your tires’ max...

Thanks … door jamb sticker says 49. I had written to service folks using my app before I posted here. They haven’t responded yet. Most probably I will hear the same thing from them :-).

Thanks. That I didn’t know. Learnt something new today 😃

@hydbob - Bob suggested i ask you this and luckily i found your post from months ago. Max capacity for stock tire (Pirelli PZero) by tire manufacturer is at 50PSI. i wonder why Lucid would choose this tire given that their recommended tire pressure is almost same as max psi. Reason i am...

I have a dark road coming home and could watch reflection of tail light on reflectors in RV mirror. As Bobby said it doesn’t come on immediately but do light up as soon as deceleration is more than coasting in ice cars. On high regen though it comes if you completely take your foot off.

Exactly. And I would rather not have car applying brakes as it doesn’t put power back into battery. Coasting at that time would be more energy efficient. I would personally like to apply friction brakes in my own than car unnecessarily (sometimes) braking causing unwanted wear on brakes.

But then there has to be a sign somewhere on dashboard that indicates friction braking is on? Otherwise how driver will know if it’s regen or friction braking?